6-8 SD Y3 L16
2021
| Category | Resources for Staff > Devotional Resources for staff > Journey of Love > Ages 6-8 years |
| Resource Owner | Asia Developmental Services |
As you read today’s passage, pay attention to the emotions that surface within you. What are
you responding to most strongly? Why?
Also consider who and what are the main focus in these verses — is it the people and their
sin or God and his glory? Why do the people need a new heart? What is the Lord’s purpose
in giving his people a “heart of flesh”?
This document is part of: Journey of Love 6 - 8 Years - Year 3
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